Va i77 campground

Check out Skidaway Island State Park I have not been there but plan on going. It is close to Savannah. Google the name and select images. Looks nice.

I would have loved to but it's booked. Waiting on red gate campground to get back with me.

stew47 wrote:
Hi all. Looking at going to savannah in few weeks. Like to split trip up and spend night in va (maybe Nc) and was wondering if any suggestions? Just spending night nothing fancy required.

@ the junction of I-81 and I-77 there is a campground @ exit 80 that is called Ft Chiswell C/G in Max Meadow,Va...a great in and out campground with all pull thrus
Also in Hardeeville,SC there are two campgrounds...and the ride to the Riverfront in Savannah is less than 15 minutes...Cape Lake Jasper and Hardeeville RV-Thomas...Chuck

X2 on Ft. Chiswell. Nice people, nearby truck stops for food and fuel, quiet good nights sleep, ez in and out. Ideal overnight spot.

Sounds great thanks!

ct1964ups wrote:

stew47 wrote:
Hi all. Looking at going to savannah in few weeks. Like to split trip up and spend night in va (maybe Nc) and was wondering if any suggestions? Just spending night nothing fancy required.

@ the junction of I-81 and I-77 there is a campground @ exit 80 that is called Ft Chiswell C/G in Max Meadow,Va...a great in and out campground with all pull thrus

X2. It is a nice over-night spot and in a good location for you.

Check out Ft McAllister a few miles south of Savannah. Still convenient enough to run into town for the day. They are often over looked and should still have a bunch of sites available.

Usually avoid them, but the KOA Statesville just south of I40 would be nice for a simple stop.

KOA statesville is very easy on/off. Exit 45 just S of I40 intersection. Nothing great. Fine for overnight.

Ok made reservations for red gate in savannah and will make my reservation in ft chiswell tomorrow maybe. It also just hit me I've never travelled more than 3 hours away in old travel trailer or this new to us motorhome. Lol time to freak out and make sure everything will be squared away!! Never taken motor home in mountains, never towed car and well at least I know the area.

Just remember, when cresting the hill before a long down hill, slow down and drop a gear or two to let the engine do some of the braking. You can always upshift but once you get going it's hard to downshift.